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Template for multiple-precision integer arithmetic. More...
#include <bigint.hh>
Public Types | |
| enum | { limb_bits = sizeof(limb_type) * 8, half_limb_bits = sizeof(limb_type) * 4 } |
| enum | { limb_high_bit = limb_type(1) << (limb_bits - 1), limb_half = limb_type(1) << half_limb_bits, limb_low_mask = limb_half - 1, limb_zero = limb_type(0) } |
| typedef L | limb_type |
| Type of a limb, the unit of single arithmetic. More... | |
| typedef Lhalf | half_limb_type |
| Type of an arithmetic unit no smaller than one-half limb_type. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static half_limb_type | low (limb_type x) |
| Return the less significant half of x. More... | |
| static half_limb_type | high (limb_type x) |
| Return the more significant half of x. More... | |
| static void | add (limb_type &x1, limb_type &x0, limb_type a1, limb_type a0, limb_type b1, limb_type b0) |
| Add two-limb integers [a1,a0] and [b1,b0], storing the result in [x1,x0]. More... | |
| static void | multiply (limb_type &x1, limb_type &x0, limb_type a, limb_type b) |
| Multiply one-limb integers a and b, storing the result in [x1,x0]. More... | |
| static void | multiply_half (limb_type &x1, limb_type &x0, limb_type a, half_limb_type b) |
| Multiply one-limb integer a by half-limb integer b, storing the result in [x1,x0]. More... | |
| static limb_type | inverse (limb_type x) |
| Return the inverse of limb x. More... | |
| static click_uintmax_t | set (limb_type *a, int n, click_uintmax_t b) |
| Set n-limb integer a to the value b. More... | |
| static limb_type | multiply_add (limb_type *x, const limb_type *a, int n, limb_type b) |
| Multiply n-limb integer a by 1-limb integer b and add the result to n-limb integer x. More... | |
| static limb_type | multiply (limb_type *x, const limb_type *a, int n, limb_type b, limb_type carry=0) |
| Multiply n-limb integer a by 1-limb integer b, add 1-limb integer carry, and store the result in n-limb integer x. More... | |
| static limb_type | multiply_half (limb_type *x, const limb_type *a, int n, half_limb_type b, limb_type carry=0) |
| Multiply n-limb integer a by 1/2-limb integer b, add 1-limb integer carry, and store the result in n-limb integer x. More... | |
| static limb_type | divide (limb_type *x, const limb_type *a, int n, limb_type b) |
| Divide n-limb integer a by 1-limb integer b and store the result in n-limb integer x. More... | |
| static String | unparse_clear (limb_type *x, int n, int base=10, bool uppercase=false) |
| Return a string representation of n-limb integer x and set x to 0. More... | |
Template for multiple-precision integer arithmetic.
The Bigint template provides a couple simple, but useful, functions for multiple-precision integer arithmetic. It is a port of a very limited subset of the GNU Multiple Precision Arithmetic library's mpn functionality (architecture-generic functions that work on unsigned integers of known size).
A multiple-precision integer is an array of "limbs," or machine integers. The multiply_add() and divide() functions take arrays of limbs as arguments. In such arrays, the least significant limb is stored at array index 0.
For example, here's Bigint speak for "x = 0x123_4567_89AB_CDEF * 0x45":
Bigint is not optimized for speed.
Bigint's template parameter is the type of a limb. Most users will use bigint, which is equivalent to Bigint<uint32_t>.
Type of a limb, the unit of single arithmetic.
| typedef Lhalf Bigint< L, Lhalf >::half_limb_type |
Type of an arithmetic unit no smaller than one-half limb_type.
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inlinestatic |
Return the less significant half of x.
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inlinestatic |
Return the more significant half of x.
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inlinestatic |
Add two-limb integers [a1,a0] and [b1,b0], storing the result in [x1,x0].
| [out] | x1 | most significant limb of result |
| [out] | x0 | least significant limb of result |
| a1 | most significant limb of addend | |
| a0 | least significant limb of addend | |
| b1 | most significant limb of addend | |
| b0 | least significant limb of addend |
Handles carry in the low order limbs.
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inlinestatic |
Multiply one-limb integers a and b, storing the result in [x1,x0].
| [out] | x1 | most significant limb of result |
| [out] | x0 | least significant limb of result |
| a | multiplicand | |
| b | multiplicand |
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inlinestatic |
Multiply one-limb integer a by half-limb integer b, storing the result in [x1,x0].
| [out] | x1 | most significant limb of result |
| [out] | x0 | least significant limb of result |
| a | multiplicand | |
| b | multiplicand |
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inlinestatic |
Return the inverse of limb x.
Returns the limb y that is the largest limb not larger than (2**(2*limb_bits))/x - (2**limb_bits). If this would yield overflow, y is the largest possible number (i.e., only ones).
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inlinestatic |
Set n-limb integer a to the value b.
| [out] | a | points to n-limb result |
| n | number of limbs in a | |
| b | input value |
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inlinestatic |
Multiply n-limb integer a by 1-limb integer b and add the result to n-limb integer x.
| [in,out] | x | points to n-limb addend and result |
| a | points to n-limb multiplicand | |
| n | number of limbs in x and a | |
| b | 1-limb multiplicand |
Like x += a * b. Both x and a must have n limbs. It is safe for x and a to point to exactly the same memory, but they must not otherwise overlap.
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inlinestatic |
Multiply n-limb integer a by 1-limb integer b, add 1-limb integer carry, and store the result in n-limb integer x.
| [in,out] | x | points to n-limb result |
| a | points to n-limb multiplicand | |
| n | number of limbs in x and a | |
| b | 1-limb multiplicand | |
| carry | 1-limb initial carry |
Like x = (a * b) + carry. Both x and a must have n limbs. It is safe for x and a to point to exactly the same memory, but they must not otherwise overlap.
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inlinestatic |
Multiply n-limb integer a by 1/2-limb integer b, add 1-limb integer carry, and store the result in n-limb integer x.
| [in,out] | x | points to n-limb result |
| a | points to n-limb multiplicand | |
| n | number of limbs in x and a | |
| b | 1/2-limb multiplicand | |
| carry | 1-limb initial carry |
Like x = (a * b) + carry. Both x and a must have n limbs. It is safe for x and a to point to exactly the same memory, but they must not otherwise overlap.
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inlinestatic |
Divide n-limb integer a by 1-limb integer b and store the result in n-limb integer x.
| [out] | x | points to n-limb result |
| a | points to n-limb dividend | |
| n | number of limbs in x and a | |
| b | 1-limb divisor |
Like x = a / b. Both x and a must have n limbs. It is safe for x and a to point to exactly the same memory, but they must not otherwise overlap.
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inlinestatic |
Return a string representation of n-limb integer x and set x to 0.
| [in,out] | x | n-limb input, set to zero on output |
| n | number of limbs in x | |
| base | base (between 2 and 36) | |
| uppercase | if true, use uppercase letters for digits >= 10 |


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arcgis.geometry.filters module¶
The Filters
modules contain functions to filter query results by a spatial relationship with another
Geometry
object. The Filters
module is used when querying feature layers and imagery
layers.
intersects¶
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arcgis.geometry.filters.
intersects
(geometry, sr=None)¶ The
intersects
method filters results whose geometry intersects with the specifiedGeometry
object.USAGE EXAMPLE: Select the gas lines that intersect a specific freeway feature, United States Interstate 15. from arcgis.geometry import Geometry from arcgis.geometry.filters import intersects # select a filter feature to construct its geometry >>> rte15_fset = freeway_lyr.query(where="ROUTE_NUM = 'I15'") >>> rte15_geom_dict = rte15_fset.features[0].geometry >>> rte15_geom_dict['spatialReference'] = freeway_sr >>> rte15_geom = Geometry(rte15_geom_dict) # construct a geometry filter using the filter geometry >>> flyr_filter = intersects(rte15_geom, sr=freeway_sr) # query a feature layer for features that meet filter criteria >>> gas_lines_I15 = gas_line_lyr.query(geometry_filter=flyr_filter)
- Returns
A List of
Geometry
objects
contains¶
crosses¶
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arcgis.geometry.filters.
crosses
(geometry, sr=None)¶ The
crosses
method retrieves a feature if the intersection of the interiors of the two shapes is not empty and has a lower dimension than the maximum dimension of the two shapes. Two lines that share an endpoint in common do not cross.Note
Valid for Line/Line, Line/Area,
MultiPoint
/Area, andMultiPoint
/Line shape type combinations.- Returns
A
Geometry
object
envelope_intersects¶
index_intersects¶
overlaps¶
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arcgis.geometry.filters.
overlaps
(geometry, sr=None)¶ The
overlaps
method retrieves a feature if the intersection of the two shapes results in an object of the same dimension, but different from both of the shapes.Note
This applies to Area/Area, Line/Line, and Multi-point/Multi-point shape type combinations.
- Returns
A
Geometry
object
touches¶
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arcgis.geometry.filters.
touches
(geometry, sr=None)¶ The
touches
method retrieves a feature if the two shapes share a common boundary. However, the intersection of the interiors of the two shapes must be empty.Note
In the Point/Line case, the point may touch an endpoint only of the line. Applies to all combinations except Point/Point.
- Returns
A
Geometry
object


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ReactPhysics3D
0.7.1
Physics engine library
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This class represents a body that is able to collide with others bodies. More...
#include <CollisionBody.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| CollisionBody (const Transform &transform, CollisionWorld &world, bodyindex id) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| virtual | ~CollisionBody () override |
| Destructor. | |
| CollisionBody (const CollisionBody &body)=delete | |
| Deleted copy-constructor. | |
| CollisionBody & | operator= (const CollisionBody &body)=delete |
| Deleted assignment operator. | |
| BodyType | getType () const |
| Return the type of the body. More... | |
| void | setType (BodyType type) |
| Set the type of the body. More... | |
| virtual void | setIsActive (bool isActive) override |
| Set whether or not the body is active. More... | |
| const Transform & | getTransform () const |
| Return the current position and orientation. More... | |
| virtual void | setTransform (const Transform &transform) |
| Set the current position and orientation. More... | |
| virtual ProxyShape * | addCollisionShape (CollisionShape *collisionShape, const Transform &transform) |
| Add a collision shape to the body. More... | |
| virtual void | removeCollisionShape (const ProxyShape *proxyShape) |
| Remove a collision shape from the body. More... | |
| const ContactManifoldListElement * | getContactManifoldsList () const |
| Return the first element of the linked list of contact manifolds involving this body. More... | |
| bool | testPointInside (const Vector3 &worldPoint) const |
| Return true if a point is inside the collision body. More... | |
| bool | raycast (const Ray &ray, RaycastInfo &raycastInfo) |
| Raycast method with feedback information. More... | |
| bool | testAABBOverlap (const AABB &worldAABB) const |
| Test if the collision body overlaps with a given AABB. More... | |
| AABB | getAABB () const |
| Compute and return the AABB of the body by merging all proxy shapes AABBs. More... | |
| ProxyShape * | getProxyShapesList () |
| Return the linked list of proxy shapes of that body. More... | |
| const ProxyShape * | getProxyShapesList () const |
| Return the linked list of proxy shapes of that body. More... | |
| Vector3 | getWorldPoint (const Vector3 &localPoint) const |
| Return the world-space coordinates of a point given the local-space coordinates of the body. More... | |
| Vector3 | getWorldVector (const Vector3 &localVector) const |
| Return the world-space vector of a vector given in local-space coordinates of the body. More... | |
| Vector3 | getLocalPoint (const Vector3 &worldPoint) const |
| Return the body local-space coordinates of a point given in the world-space coordinates. More... | |
| Vector3 | getLocalVector (const Vector3 &worldVector) const |
| Return the body local-space coordinates of a vector given in the world-space coordinates. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from reactphysics3d::Body | |
| Body (bodyindex id) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| Body (const Body &body)=delete | |
| Deleted copy-constructor. | |
| Body & | operator= (const Body &body)=delete |
| Deleted assignment operator. | |
| virtual | ~Body ()=default |
| Destructor. | |
| bodyindex | getId () const |
| Return the ID of the body. More... | |
| bool | isAllowedToSleep () const |
| Return whether or not the body is allowed to sleep. More... | |
| void | setIsAllowedToSleep (bool isAllowedToSleep) |
| Set whether or not the body is allowed to go to sleep. More... | |
| virtual void | setIsSleeping (bool isSleeping) |
| Set the variable to know whether or not the body is sleeping. | |
| bool | isSleeping () const |
| Return whether or not the body is sleeping. More... | |
| bool | isActive () const |
| Return true if the body is active. More... | |
| void * | getUserData () const |
| Return a pointer to the user data attached to this body. More... | |
| void | setUserData (void *userData) |
| Attach user data to this body. More... | |
| bool | operator< (const Body &body2) const |
| Smaller than operator. | |
| bool | operator> (const Body &body2) const |
| Larger than operator. | |
| bool | operator== (const Body &body2) const |
| Equal operator. | |
| bool | operator!= (const Body &body2) const |
| Not equal operator. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| void | resetContactManifoldsList () |
| Reset the contact manifold lists. | |
| void | removeAllCollisionShapes () |
| Remove all the collision shapes. | |
| virtual void | updateBroadPhaseState () const |
| Update the broad-phase state for this body (because it has moved for instance) | |
| void | updateProxyShapeInBroadPhase (ProxyShape *proxyShape, bool forceReinsert=false) const |
| Update the broad-phase state of a proxy collision shape of the body. | |
| void | askForBroadPhaseCollisionCheck () const |
| Ask the broad-phase to test again the collision shapes of the body for collision (as if the body has moved). More... | |
| int | resetIsAlreadyInIslandAndCountManifolds () |
| Reset the mIsAlreadyInIsland variable of the body and contact manifolds. More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
| BodyType | mType |
| Type of body (static, kinematic or dynamic) | |
| Transform | mTransform |
| Position and orientation of the body. | |
| ProxyShape * | mProxyCollisionShapes |
| First element of the linked list of proxy collision shapes of this body. | |
| uint | mNbCollisionShapes |
| Number of collision shapes. | |
| ContactManifoldListElement * | mContactManifoldsList |
| First element of the linked list of contact manifolds involving this body. | |
| CollisionWorld & | mWorld |
| Reference to the world the body belongs to. | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from reactphysics3d::Body | |
| bodyindex | mID |
| ID of the body. | |
| bool | mIsAlreadyInIsland |
| True if the body has already been added in an island (for sleeping technique) | |
| bool | mIsAllowedToSleep |
| True if the body is allowed to go to sleep for better efficiency. | |
| bool | mIsActive |
| True if the body is active. More... | |
| bool | mIsSleeping |
| True if the body is sleeping (for sleeping technique) | |
| decimal | mSleepTime |
| Elapsed time since the body velocity was bellow the sleep velocity. | |
| void * | mUserData |
| Pointer that can be used to attach user data to the body. | |
Friends | |
| class | CollisionWorld |
| class | DynamicsWorld |
| class | CollisionDetection |
| class | BroadPhaseAlgorithm |
| class | ConvexMeshShape |
| class | ProxyShape |
This class represents a body that is able to collide with others bodies.
This class inherits from the Body class.
| CollisionBody::CollisionBody | ( | const Transform & | transform, |
| CollisionWorld & | world, | ||
| bodyindex | id | ||
| ) |
Constructor.
| transform | The transform of the body |
| world | The physics world where the body is created |
| id | ID of the body |
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virtual |
Add a collision shape to the body.
This method will return a pointer to a new proxy shape.
A proxy shape is an object that links a collision shape and a given body. You can use the returned proxy shape to get and set information about the corresponding collision shape for that body.
| collisionShape | A pointer to the collision shape you want to add to the body |
| transform | The transformation of the collision shape that transforms the local-space of the collision shape into the local-space of the body |
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protected |
Ask the broad-phase to test again the collision shapes of the body for collision (as if the body has moved).
| AABB CollisionBody::getAABB | ( | ) | const |
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inline |
Return the first element of the linked list of contact manifolds involving this body.
Return the body local-space coordinates of a point given in the world-space coordinates.
| worldPoint | A point in world-space coordinates |
Return the body local-space coordinates of a vector given in the world-space coordinates.
| worldVector | A vector in world-space coordinates |
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inline |
Return the linked list of proxy shapes of that body.
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inline |
Return the linked list of proxy shapes of that body.
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inline |
Return the current position and orientation.
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inline |
Return the type of the body.
Return the world-space coordinates of a point given the local-space coordinates of the body.
| localPoint | A point in the local-space coordinates of the body |
Return the world-space vector of a vector given in local-space coordinates of the body.
| localVector | A vector in the local-space coordinates of the body |
| bool CollisionBody::raycast | ( | const Ray & | ray, |
| RaycastInfo & | raycastInfo | ||
| ) |
Raycast method with feedback information.
The method returns the closest hit among all the collision shapes of the body.
| ray | The ray used to raycast agains the body | |
| [out] | raycastInfo | Structure that contains the result of the raycasting (valid only if the method returned true) |
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virtual |
Remove a collision shape from the body.
To remove a collision shape, you need to specify the pointer to the proxy shape that has been returned when you have added the collision shape to the body.
| proxyShape | The pointer of the proxy shape you want to remove |
Reimplemented in reactphysics3d::RigidBody.
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protected |
Reset the mIsAlreadyInIsland variable of the body and contact manifolds.
This method also returns the number of contact manifolds of the body.
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overridevirtual |
Set whether or not the body is active.
| isActive | True if you want to activate the body |
Reimplemented from reactphysics3d::Body.
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virtual |
Set the current position and orientation.
| transform | The transformation of the body that transforms the local-space of the body into world-space |
Reimplemented in reactphysics3d::RigidBody.
| void CollisionBody::setType | ( | BodyType | type | ) |
Set the type of the body.
The type of the body can either STATIC, KINEMATIC or DYNAMIC as described bellow: STATIC : A static body has infinite mass, zero velocity but the position can be changed manually.
A static body does not collide with other static or kinematic bodies. KINEMATIC : A kinematic body has infinite mass, the velocity can be changed manually and its position is computed by the physics engine. A kinematic body does not collide with other static or kinematic bodies. DYNAMIC : A dynamic body has non-zero mass, non-zero velocity determined by forces and its position is determined by the physics engine. A dynamic body can collide with other dynamic, static or kinematic bodies.
| type | The type of the body (STATIC, KINEMATIC, DYNAMIC) |
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inline |
| bool CollisionBody::testPointInside | ( | const Vector3 & | worldPoint | ) | const |
Return true if a point is inside the collision body.
This method returns true if a point is inside any collision shape of the body.
| worldPoint | The point to test (in world-space coordinates) |


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CONSOLE
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (4)
Updated: 1994-10-31
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NAME
console - console terminal and virtual consoles
DESCRIPTION
A Linux system has up to 63
virtual consoles
(character devices with major number 4 and minor number 1 to 63),
usually called
/dev/ttyn
with 1 ≤
n
≤ 63.
The current console is also addressed by
/dev/console
or
/dev/tty0,
the character device with
major number 4 and minor number 0.
The device files
/dev/*
are usually created using the script MAKEDEV,
or using
mknod(1),
usually with mode 0622 and owner
root.tty.
Before kernel version 1.1.54 the number of virtual consoles was
compiled into the kernel (in
tty.h:
#define NR_CONSOLES 8)
and could be changed by editing and recompiling.
Since version 1.1.54 virtual consoles are created on the fly,
as soon as they are needed.
Common ways to start a process on a console are:
(a) tell
init(8)
(in
inittab(5))
to start a
mingetty(8)
(or
agetty(8))
on the console;
(b) ask
openvt(1)
to start a process on the console;
(c) start X---it will find the first unused console,
and display its output there.
(There is also the ancient
doshell(8).)
Common ways to switch consoles are: (a) use Alt+Fn or
Ctrl+Alt+Fn to switch to console
n;
AltGr+Fn
might bring you to console n+12 [here Alt and AltGr refer
to the left and right Alt keys, respectively];
(b) use Alt+RightArrow or Alt+LeftArrow to cycle through
the presently allocated consoles; (c) use the program
chvt(1).
(The key mapping is user settable, see
loadkeys(1);
the above mentioned key combinations are according to the default settings.)
The command
deallocvt(1)
(formerly
disalloc)
will free the memory taken by the screen buffers for consoles
that no longer have any associated process.
Properties
Consoles carry a lot of state.
I hope to document that some other time.
The most important fact is that the consoles simulate vt100 terminals.
In particular, a console is reset to the initial state by printing the two
characters ESC c.
All escape sequences can be found in
console_codes(4).
FILES
/dev/console
/dev/tty*
SEE ALSO
chvt(1),
deallocvt(1),
loadkeys(1),
mknod(1),
openvt(1),
console_codes(4),
console_ioctl(4),
tty(4),
ttyS(4),
charsets(7),
agetty(8),
init(8),
mapscrn(8),
mingetty(8),
resizecons(8),
setfont(8)
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- NAME
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I live in a days podcast for Monday.
Most wonderful show is keeping up with the jones is welcome to episode one ninety six of keeping up with the jones is where this week we're talking about the love sewing and reaping before we jump into that.
Yes, before we do that we talk about this week yes because I love this week it was such a great week I think weeks where you have long holiday weekends.
Are a wonderful thing they do more often yes let's do the more and the next one's on July no really yeah july for the couple weeks away i don't know do math but will go there.
I like for we had a wonderful week we were in atlanta at the start of this week we were oh yeah remember we though you heard the podcast last week with the mighty quin we recorded that like a week and half ago yes.
We were with our friends Peter and Masha who are pastors and leaders down in a rise life church in
Atlanta. We had a blast with them. Yeah, it was such a great church and the church,
just the people of the church were so fun. Oh, I love being with them. Yeah. You spoke
morning and night on the fallahart and made everyone cry. Well, you know, which is a good job.
I am sponsored by Kleenex. Yeah. And then the next day we had Memorial Day in Atlanta.
And so we hung out with Peter and Masha and their daughter.
We went to is it Ponce City Market?
Is that what it's called?
Yes.
Are you sure that's what it's called?
Yes.
Ponce or Ponce.
It's beautiful.
Yes, it's lovely.
We've been number four, just a great eatery.
And we got to see our friends.
Five dollars bakery.
They're preopening.
Yes, because they opened in Atlanta this weekend, but we got a
it was like the soft open, wasn't it?
It was amazing.
Yeah.
We also incredible Indian food.
We did.
I was surprised, actually, how good it was.
Out to the best Indian food I've had in America.
I would too, actually.
It was very good in the pond's market.
Yeah, too bad we have to drive to Atlanta for amazing Indian food.
Well, now we have friends there that we can stay with because we stayed with this wonderful family.
Yeah.
Michael and Terry.
Thank you for your help.
They hosted us so well.
So we had a great time.
Great.
And then on the way home, we got to stop at the, what's the aquarium called?
The Georgia.
Georgia, Maryam.
Yeah.
which honestly aside from the dolphins the Chattanooga Aquarium is way more impressive.
Yeah, I think I agree.
But they had dolphins.
They had dolphins.
They had a live dolphin show.
Yes.
1800 people in a big kind of like amphitheater with a gigantic tank at the front of 30 foot
deep water tank with like, I don't know, I lost count six dolphins.
I know, I think there was more than six dolphins.
That's why I lost count.
Yeah.
The coolest thing out of all of those 1800 people, a lady walked up to Abigail, our 11 year old,
and said, "Hey Abigail, would you like to come and be part of the show?"
And so we had to sign away a waiver that she could swim.
And if she got eaten by dolphin, who wouldn't suit that?
Because dolphins are known reading children.
They look pretty vicious.
Oh, they're all smiles on the front and giggles.
Uh-huh.
You're just waiting.
You look at them the wrong way.
Me, you.
So Abigail got to be part of the show, and she got to touch a dolphin.
I thought you were going to get to swim with dolphin.
So I was a little less impressed, but nevertheless, it was very cool.
I'm pretty sure it takes training to swim with dolphins.
You just hang on to that fan at the back and it does all the work for you.
Yes.
Or you stand on his nose like those guys did.
That's exactly what we want her doing at her swim level.
Imagine if you could commute to work via dolphin.
Like if you lived in Venice, for example, that would just be awesome.

I digress.
It was.
- Fairly.
(laughs)
Yeah, it was really fun.
She was super stoked and she was like,
"Take a video, I need to send it to all my friends."
I think she only has like two friends in her phone,
but they all got a video.
(laughs)
- I put on Instagram stories 'cause it was so awesome.
- It was awesome.
- I loved it.
And then we drove home and avoided the tropical storm
that was coming up from the Gulf.
- Yes.
And actually, this is the first time
that we've driven home at night.
- Are you a fan?
I didn't mind it.
Like the kids fell asleep and it was so nice and quiet.
- It's the first time I've been in Atlanta
and there was no traffic.
- Yeah, well Memorial Day.
- Right, but it was a beautiful thing to behold.
Tuesday we had a day at home,
recovering with the day off, which was just great.
Wednesday we went into work
and then Thursday and Friday we also had days off.
- Yep.
- But I haven't really been days off
because you're getting ready to go to Australia.
- Yes.
- What's happening in Australia?
I am going to speak at the School of Prophets
and then speak at a conference called Speak
with Gary and Sarah.
- Yeah, you're gonna have an awesome fun hour.
Dear friends, Gary and Sarah Morgan,
we'll put a link in the show notes to the times
that they've been on the podcast,
fascinating people, amazing stories.
But you're gonna go hang out with them
and they're gorgeous kids
and catch up on the little pocket of Nashville
that is currently tucked away in Melbourne.
- Yes.
As some of our people have,
Are they have they migrated there?
Is that the right way of putting it?
Yeah.
They have relocated there for a period of time
and we miss them.
So we'll get to see Tink and Sam and Faith.
And yeah, that'll be good.
And then you haven't seen much of me the last couple of days
for why?
Because you have been a boss.
I like when you say that.
I need a t-shirt that says I am the boss.
I am the boss.
Because you've been getting the Finding Father videos ready.
Which isn't much of an achievement given we had a goal
to have them released last summer.
Yes, but part of your goal setting,
your father didn't die in that scenario probably.
So we might have to give you a little bit of grace.
Oh, that's right.
Yeah, I forgot about that.
I mean, not that I forgot that he died.
I forgot that that was the end.
There was a reason that everything got pushed back.
It's not like me to miss a deadline.
And so I think as amusing, we missed it by a year.
Yes.
But your whole point was, babe,
you've been working on them steadily
with a little bit of push.
You basically said, hey, babe,
If I looked after the kids for the next four days, could you finish the videos because
I'd love to take them with me to Australia?
Yes.
A little bit of trivia.
Yes.
The first time finding father, your book was published.
In fact, the very first time they came from the publishers, we never even saw a printed
copy, but they landed in Melbourne, Australia.
They did?
For a leader's school.
We were doing a conference with John and Carol.
Yeah.
And we got word from the publishers, "Hey, your books are printed.
would you like us to deliver them?"  And they were like,
"Sure." So the very first books off the press landed in Melbourne, Australia. And that was the
first country to receive copies. So I'm thinking, how cool is it that the very first country
that the Finding Father videos are going to be available are Australia again?
Yep, in Melbourne again.
So our Australian listeners, if you see AJ, the finding father videos will be available for purchase.
You're actually only going to have 40 copies of them with you.
No, not even.
You're only going to have 20 copies of them.
I was going to say, how did I get 40 copies?
You didn't.
Yeah.
You have 20 copies of these.
The rest of the world, although the videos are edited, they're not available for sale yet,
because there's a ton more work for me to figure out on the delivery end of things.
- What does that mean? - Well, they're high definition
videos and there's 12 of them. And so that's at least 12 hours of high-depth video. They're
really big files. So I'm trying to work out, do I want to distribute them over the internet?
Is that fun? Unless you have a super fast internet connection, people could be downloading
them for forever. Like you're taking the conference on thumb drive. People can buy them on USB
thumb drives. But still, they're on 64 gig thumb drives. That's a lot of data for people
to pull over. So I'm trying to work out the best way to distribute them online. I've got
smaller people than me to talk to this week. So yes, they're done. No, they're not available
for sale yet unless you're in Australia next week, in which case they are.
But hopefully super soon because everything's actually done. We're just trying to figure
out how to deliver them. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. I mean, we could sell them on thumb drives,
but if I was going to buy something that's digital, I'd want it now. We don't have to
wait two days until USPS delivers it.
Everybody though isn't quite as impatient as you are, Dirling.
Impatient is our kind of word you could use in need of speed.
Imagine you want to watch something on Netflix.
You're like, Oh, I'd love to watch that.
And you're like, congratulations, your DVD will be with you in three.
No, you've one press play and play it right there in that.
I got you.
But most people that are going to do a Bible study are not needing to do it right
the second they actually buy it.
They plan it.
They're going to get together with their friends, that kind of thing.
So they might have a two-day lead way.
I'm just saying I could be persuaded.
Yeah.
But my goal is to win, win.
OK.
Well, maybe we can do both.
Maybe we can make it downloadable and have it on drives for those that would
prefer.
And that's exactly what I'm working on.
You're amazing.
Thanks.
You've done a great job.
Oh, you're so kind.
So you spoke this morning.
How was that?
That was a lot of fun.
I so enjoy speaking to our church, our church families.
I remember when I started because, you know, we've been here 10 years and
predominantly all of our focus was our young adults.
So it's not like we were looking for other reasons to speak.
We would speak every week on a Monday night and then when the school started and
I don't know, five years ago, I remember when Jeff would go on vacation,
he'd be like, can one of you speak?
And I didn't, it's not that I didn't enjoy it.
It was just you understand, Hey, that's an audience that doesn't know you.
like an emanate, I feel so at home at the school after the first couple of weeks, I feel so home.
People know me, they understand my sense of humor, they trust me, they go with me.
And I've really enjoyed speaking at our church because I feel like I've gotten to know our church family from the front.
I know that might sound weird unless you're a public speaker, that might not make much sense, but I had tremendous fun.
It was so good this morning, babe.
You're very kind, babe.
No, but really it was.
I would tell you if it wasn't too.
that's true. As you know. Yeah. But I appreciate that. Yeah.  And thankfully, just the way the Lord
works, I'd already had a message prepared for next Sunday when I'm scheduled to speak. So I thought,
well, I'll just move that up a week. And that gives me a week to prepare a new message.
Does that mean next week you're going to just speak on like maybe interpretive dance or
Who knows? I've got a busy teaching schedule coming up because I'm speaking
of emanate. Because I'm not here to help with anything. You're not your
spouse emanate. You're swan enough to the other side of the world. Swining
off. Sipping margaritas. What kind of a noise does this one make? Probably not that one.
So many concerns. So many concerns. Our main topic this week is all about the law of sewing
and reaping. Now, eagle-eared listeners will be like, "Hey, wait a minute, Jones, as you already
talked about this in episode 85, and you would be correct we have." But when I was praying this
week about, "What should we do our podcast on?" I felt like the Holy Spirit said, "Talk about
song and reaping." And I was like, "Lord, haven't we done that already?" And I looked up and right
enough we had. But I would say there's a couple of revelations in our life that have made us who we
Yes.
The revelation of the Father's love.
Yes.
No brainer.
Right.
The importance of inner healing.
Yes.
The value of forgiveness.
Absolutely.
But right up there in the top five things that our life is built upon, like core values
would be a revelation of the law of sewing and reaping.
Yeah, absolutely.
And I thought, oh, I, I, I'm inspired to revisit that.
All right, let's do it.
Well the concept, it's funny.
It's a universal concept.
Christians or perhaps biblically illiterate people would recognize it as what goes around comes around
right or karma yeah right but actually the concept is found all the way through scripture yes but
it's talked about in one verse in particular yeah so that's Galatians chapter 6 verse 7 it says
do not be deceived God cannot be mocked a man reaps what he sows whoever sows to please their
flesh from the flesh will reap destruction, whoever sows to please the Spirit, from the
Spirit will reap eternal life. Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper
time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. Therefore, as we have opportunity,
let us do good to all people, especially to those who belong to the family of believers.
Right. So that's that verse in context. The main verse is, "Do not be deceived. God cannot be
mocked. A man reaps what he sows." Right. But Paul introduces the concept and then gives an
example, which Paul does all the time. He goes specific and then an example, specific and an
example. And so he's, I think it's fascinating that he starts with a warning, "Do not be deceived."
Right. But that's because we're always deceived about stuff, isn't it?
right we always think i know better that doesn't really apply to me or i but seriously i've met so
many people who overlook this warning and i think what paul frank says guys if you understood how
vital this was the law of so and reaping you would pay attention to what you're sewing so you can
pay attention to what you're reaping i mean that that whole thing of do not be deceived is so
important because many people overlook that warning and they think that what paul says next or what
what we're talking about on the podcast tonight doesn't apply to them.
Right.
And I want to say that we've lived a life that proves this verse true over and over and over
again.
Right.
Let me be as simple as I possibly can.
You planted a garden last week.
I did.
All my plants are in.
You literally dug up all of the soil, put in fresh soil.
Yep.
Thank you, Bill.
And then you planted new gardens.
What did you sow?
I have planted a bunch of different tomato plants.
- Okay, so you have sown tomato plants.
- Yes.
- What are you expecting to harvest
from those tomato plants?
- Tomatoes.
- You're not expecting corn?
- I'm really not, no.
- Potatoes.
- If corn or potatoes comes from those plants,
I will be very concerned.
- Right, but in the natural,
you're not having to drill up your face,
you're not having to chant anything.
You're not confused.
You know that you've planted those.
- And so they're going to give me the fruit
of what I planted.
- Right.
- What else did you plant?
Just out of interest.
- I planted okra.
- Really?
- Yeah.
- I thought we'd try it.
- Yeah.
- Green, red, and yellow peppers.
- Yeah.
- Two different kinds of jalapeno peppers.
Zucchini, eggplant, and cucumber.
- So you have sown all of those seeds.
- Yes.

- I am.
- Now, it could be that something comes in
interrupts that cycle, but generally speaking, you are expecting whatever you've sewn, you're
going to reap accordingly. Absolutely. And it's honestly that simple. There's literally
nothing more that we can say, but people don't believe that whole thing. As it is in the
natural, so is in the spiritual. Absolutely. So in the natural, like not talking about
plants, but stuff you can sow in your life. If you sow kindness towards people, then kindness
will be shown to you. You're going to reap kindness from all different places.
 Right. So, so dishonor and reap dishonor.
If you treat people with respect, you will be shown respect.
Yeah. If you're gossip, then you're going to find yourself gossiped about.
It's not that hard.
And actually, you can kind of flip that whole thing
on its head, can't you?
And you can look at, oh, what am I reaping?
Because I bet what you're reaping shows you what you're sewing.
I know, it's kind of harsh, but it's maybe a good insight.
- But it also tells you what you can kickstart in your life.
- Yes.
- Like if there is a lack of good things in your life,
start sewing those good things.
- Yeah.

Yes.
And you will find that you will flourish in friendships.
If you're lacking direction, go so prophetic words, go give some, you know, pray for other people's direction and you'll find that direction will come to you.
Yeah.
The difficulty when you start teaching like this is I can already hear a criticism of, oh, it sounds like you're trying to game a system or milk the system.
And I'm like, it is a principle.
It's a universal principle.
Of course you can leverage for the good of your own life,
but I think that's part of the reason
that Paul is illustrating it.
One is a warning to save you from turmoil and conflict,
which you may well have started by yourself
as in if you sow a critical spirit,
you reap a critical spirit.
- Right.
- But also that you can kickstart blessing.
- Yeah.
- Peace is this in verse eight.
You read it already.
Whoever so's to please their flesh from the flesh will reap destruction.
There's a true reverse.
Whoever so's to please the spirit from the spirit will reap eternal life.
So Paul's basically saying, if you sow only to please your flesh, and by that,
he means your sinful nature, you reap destruction.
And again, people think, but that's where I'd point you to the warning.
Do not be deceived.
Yeah.
God cannot be mocked.
man reaps what he sows. And then he goes on and says, if you sow to please the spirit from the
spirit, you reap eternal life. Now, clearly, Paul is talking about the message of salvation.
Right. Right. If you sin, if you please your own flesh, you reap death. Scripture is really clear,
the wages of sin is death.
So to be sure, that's what he's talking about. But that's one extreme. But the very point he's
making works all the way back to present day life. For example, if you want to grow in holiness,
say no to the flesh and yes, the Holy Spirit. Right. If you want to be closer to God, so your time
to God. Yeah. Well, isn't it in James, it says, "drawn near to God and God will draw near to you."
Right. It's astonishing. Yeah. Everything you want in the kingdom is on the other side
a simple obedience. If you want to be closer to God, so your time to God. I think time is one of
the amazing currencies of intimacy with the Lord. Yeah. It's so funny because I think sometimes we
write off so much of life to circumstance and actually so much of it is simple choice.
It's the choices that we've made and we may not have made them today. Maybe we made them last week
or a couple months ago or a couple of years ago, but eventually you will reap what you sow.
I mean people often after I finish teaching on say for example blessing or
Tithing or or the law of sewing reaping is that appears to money as it relates to money
I mean people who say you know the law of sewing reaping doesn't work for me and
I I have great sympathy for those people
But at the back of my head I know they're wrong because I know that they can't have disproved scripture
Right, but I'm an obviously don't lead with that. I say well, why do you say that? What do you mean by that?
And usually they say well, I've sewn but I haven't reaped and
It's not very encouraging what I say next. I mean it's really encouraging what I say next
But it's not really what typically people want to hear right
But what I want to tell them is then you're actually in a good place
And they kind of tilt their head at me and say look what do you mean?
Because Paul says in Galatians 6 verse 9 says, "Let us not become weary in doing good,
for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up."
And so the reason that's good news for them is the longer that you wait, the larger your
harvest will be.
Your harvest in the kingdom is always subject to increase.
Sadly, that's true for both negative harvests and positive harvests.
I think too, I'm not talking about the people that you're talking about that are tithing
regularly and maybe haven't seen the breakthrough yet, for sure the breakthrough is coming.
But I have had conversations with people that are like, "Well, I've given and I haven't
received anything back."
But what they're talking about is tipping God.
Do you know what I mean?
They're not actually regularly giving.
They're throwing a bit of cash here and there and going, "Eh, it's not working."
actually, you might be receiving the tip back. It's just not very impressive because what you gave wasn't that impressive. Does that make sense?
Yeah, I mean, that sounds kind of horrible, but I just I
Don't know. I don't know if that makes sense. It does in the verse that I just read Paul's writing to people who think it hasn't worked to
Right, hence his warning. Like hey guys.
I wonder sometimes if we give up and we never see the harvest that we've sown for.

It just might not be in the time or the fashion that we would like.
Yeah, we have lots of, you know, financial testimonies or testimonies of incredible breakthrough, don't we, babe?
Yeah.
But, you know, those breakthroughs really stand out because of how bad it was before, right?
Before the breakthrough.
Before the breakthrough.

But we also went through the desert.
Right.
And the point is we didn't give up in the desert.
Right.
We were just like, you know what?
Do not be deceived.
God cannot be mocked.
A man reaps what he so is.
Lord, we're so.
We just declare it.
Yeah, we're sewing.
We're going to reap times.
It felt so foolish.
Yeah.
Sometimes it felt irresponsible because we're like, Lord, this, this makes no sense.
And then the testimony comes and it does make sense.
Do you remember that time we were at jail examiners and we saw someone actually that.

It was our very first day in Nashville, wasn't it?
When we came, our very first visit to Gray Center, when we came to check at Gray Center.
Yeah. Yeah.
And we went to church.
Yeah.
And then we went to jail examiners for lunch.
Was that our first, that was our first visit to that jail examiners.
I think so.
Yep.
And we love that jail examiners now.
Yep.
It's her friend.
Um, but anyway, we saw James Royal who had been somebody who, I mean,
Unbeknownst to him, it was the night that he preached on Josiah that was the night that the Lord called me into ministry
And through through his message and everything and so we saw him. We're like, oh babe
Like let's pay for him and his wife like let's pay for the lunch
So we just called the waiter over and said we want to pay for them. Don't tell them it's us
We just want to bless them, right?
And then when we go to pay
Somebody else had paid for her bill and our bill was way more expensive than theirs. They like shared stuff
Like 10 minutes later.
Yeah.
And I was like, that one of the fastest, you know,
turn around, turn around.
Ever seen in terms of sewing and reaping.
But again, I try and encourage people.
Sometimes we do reap in the same season as when we've sewed, like that example.
And we've got many others.
Right.

No.
You understand it takes seasons.
Yes.
And sometimes that's true too.
Sometimes the seasons are weeks apart, sometimes they're years apart.
Yeah.
I was thinking about that time that we got a word from Trisha King.
Yes.
She came to her church.
She gave us just an incredible, profound word.
She gave our whole church and wasn't just us.
Right.
But it really stood out to me.
I felt like the Lord was on it.
And she gave us this word about a hundred fold return in a year.
And so we came home and we were like, that feels like the
word of the Lord and we would be idiots if we don't attach our faith to that word.
Right.
So we just at that time dreamed as big as we could and we were like, let's determine
our sewing by desiring what we want to reap.
So if it's a hundred fold, what would be really, really cool to see?
Right.
And we came up with the number $100,000.
Right.
So therefore, forgive me if this sounds crass, but I'm just being honest.
This is what we just thought.
I, we were just thinking it would be so cool to see the Lord give us $100,000.
Right.
I'm not, I'm not ashamed to admit that.
That's really cool.
Yeah, it was really cool.
So we were like, all right.
Well, if that word is true and my math is correct, then if we sow $1,000, we
should reap $100,000.
Right.
Now, again, I don't like telling these stories because it does sound like all we care about is the return.
And don't get me wrong, I really do care about the return when we got $100,000.
I loved it and was praising the Lord for it.
But when we sold that $1,000, it was in a season where $100 would have been extravagant for us.
Yeah.
Like it hurt bad.
Right.
And the only reason we had $1,000 were we had just been given $2,000, which was
Amazing right, but we thought and we needed that $2,000. Yes, we did
but we were like we're gonna
Ties on that and we're gonna give and we felt like well
That's how we were like when is another opportunity. We're ever gonna have to be able to just give a thousand dollars, right?
right
so we're like all right we're gonna give a thousand dollars yeah and
We're gonna believe this word
And we declared it didn't we wrote it up on our
bathroom mirror and we would declare it right in the morning like we would be like okay lord we
partner with this word i mean it wasn't just about the hundred full return there was a bunch of
oh yeah different segments that were part of the word and we just declared those over our family
and stuff our point is though it was it was sacrificed for us because we needed that thousand
dollars oh dude yeah it was it was hard but we wanted to so we really we felt faith on that word
from patricia and so we did yeah and guess what happened in a year uh absolutely nothing
We got nothing back.
Now, that's not true.
It's not we didn't get anything back.
I mean, we got lots of blessings in the immediate, but we didn't get $100,000.
No.
But guess what happened a few years later.
What?
We got $100,000.
No, he did.
The word was right, but the timing was wrong.
Right.
And I think it's good to qualify like even how we got it.
We got it because our house increased in value by over $100,000.
in two years. So when somebody wrote us a check for $100,000, but the Lord provided us $100,000.
The Lord brought the increase. Totally. And our house sold in a day, is that right?
Less than 24 hours. And we had other houses on the same street as ours that just did not sell for
weeks and weeks and weeks after that. And once we did all the paperwork and we realized the net,
as that was called net and the increase we were like and I felt the Lord say, hey, did you see that?
That's a hundred thousand dollars and we're like, Lord, you are astonishing.
So it was two years it wasn't one, but God still did it.
I wasn't complaining.
Nope.
So good.
No.
We wouldn't be in the house right now if the Lord hadn't done that.
Yeah.
And we've just got so many stories of the goodness of God manifesting according to the law of sewing
and reaping.
Yeah.
Okay, so here is three keys to understanding the law of sewing and reaping. Number one,
you need to understand that it works despite temporary evidence to the contrary and make sure
that you keep your heart from being deceived in those moments. Right, that's why where that
warning comes from. Like they do not be deceived guys. Basically this thing works. Yeah, even when
it hasn't come yet, you haven't seen the fruit yet. It's still a plant. It's still growing. Something
and still happening. Yeah.
Right. Number two, you will never reap anything that you theoretically sold.
Right.
So you actually have to do it.
Well, my heart was to give.
Well, OK.
And it's important to know.
I'm not just talking about money.
The last couple of examples we used are money.
I'm talking about everything. Right.
Like everything like in our in our life is just is lived according to this principle,
but you actually have to do you can't just agree with it.
Agreeing with it is good, but you actually have to live your life according to this law.
Yes.
And number three is don't give up because at the right time, you're going to reap a harvest.
Yeah, that's so true.
It's tragic if we bale halfway through the process.
My question to you, Babies, I said we're not just talking about money, but what can you
sow?
You can sow anything and everything.
Right.

Do you know what I mean?
Like trade skills, that kind of stuff.
Like all of that kind of stuff is you sewing
into someone else and you can expect
that there's gonna be a return of people
being, you know, sewing into you.
- So true.
I'm so proud of our community here at Grace Center.
I, as a leader, when I sit back and I hear
testimonies of our people giving away things, sewing things.
Honestly, I'm as in awe of the testimonies of what people
sold as I am, the testimonies of what people received.
Yeah.
And what I mean by that is I'm excited to hear about somebody
giving away a laptop as I am about hearing about somebody receiving a
laptop.
Right.
But I've witnessed people give cars and houses and laptops and
iPads and of course money and vacations and just watching it or time
Just you know people people give all kinds of things and sometimes you may think well
I don't have any extra money like I literally don't have it to give away
But you could give time to someone
All of that is sewing it so I want to encourage you you can
Change the quality of life you have by paying attention
to what you're sewing or what you're reaping and we've talked largely about the positive side
but also the negative side if you realize you've been sewing negative things
Stop it because it is gonna come back to you and bite you yeah, you cannot sew
Negative speech and expect it not to bite you.
All right.
Because tomorrow you get on one for real.
For reals, and I still got a finished packing.
That's right.
So we want to remind you that the applications for School
of Supernatural Life, both year one and year two,
close on June 15.
So you need to have all of your application filled out
and your references in by then.
So if you're thinking about doing it, start it right now.
That's right.
This episode comes out on the 4th of June,
which will give you 11 days to start and finish
your application.  And it's a joy.
Also wanted to let you know if you are in Melbourne, Australia, come and say hi to me at the conference.
I seriously, I would love to meet you. I love meeting people. I'm also bringing books with me.
I'm bringing copies, the digital copies of the videos that we mentioned earlier in the show.
And yeah, I just like to say hi.
- And with A.J.A. way next week,
it means I get to interview one of the smartest people I know,
the person who actually helped us get launched in podcasting,
none other than Mr. Blake Strand.
- Oh, I'm jealous.
- I know, well, you'll get to listen to it.
- Okay.
- You get to listen to it on the flight home.
- The very long flight home.
- Well, no, you leave Australia on Monday,
which is still Sunday, so you won't.
But when you land in the stage, - But I go down on an LAX.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
You'll get to listen to them.
So join us for that next time.
We pray you have an incredible week that you have tremendous fun, both sewing and reaping.
And tune in next week to hear me and Blake shoot the breeze about all things super important.


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MISCELLANEOUS BIOSKETCHES
The following biographical sketches of early settlers in
Monroe County as reproduced from a book titled, the "Combined History and
Atlas of Monroe County, Ohio." The material for this book was taken from
two nineteenth century books: (1) 'History of Monroe County Ohio,' a product of
the H.H. Hardesty & Co., publishers, Chicago and Toledo, 1882 and (2)
'Caldwell's Atlas of Monroe County, Ohio,' a product of Atlas Publishing
Company, Mount Vernon, Ohio, 1898. The "Combined History and Atlas of
Monroe County, Ohio" was reprinted and is available from the Monroe County
Historical Society.
ATKINSON, STEPHEN A. ATKINSON Adams & later Centre
township
WALTON, RICHARD K. WALTON Salem township
STEPHEN A. ATKINSON
was born Feb 13 1840, at the residence of his father on the south side of
Sunfish creek, in the town of Cameron (formerly Jamestown), Adams township,
Monroe county, OH. The first school
which he attended, at the age of five, was taught in an old hewed log
meeting-house, situated in the cemetery west of Cameron, by James MYERS,
the present recorder of the county, and the next school which he attended was
taught by Eliel HEADLEY in a new frame school-house, the first erected
in Cameron (then Jamestown), and the first taught therein. He labored upon his father s farm, attending
school during the winter season only, until he was 20 years of age, at which
time, and on the day of his 20th anniversary, he commenced his first
term at Cameron, as a teacher in the public schools, and continuously
thereafter made teaching his chief occupation for nearly 20 years. He taught most of the time in Cameron,
having taught only in six other places, in each one term, and all these in
adjoining districts to Cameron, save one, and that in the township in which he
lived. He was the principal of the
Cameron school for the last ten years in which he taught, teaching winter and
summer. While living in Adams township
he served seven years as township clerk, one year as trustee, two years as
assessor, and seven years as justice of the peace. Mr. ATKINSON was appointed school examiner of the county
by James R. MORRIS, probate judge, Apr 16 1874, and served two years,
when he was reappointed, served three years, and was again reappointed by R. K.
WALTON, probate judge, and served until Nov 1879, at which time, having
been elected county auditor for the term of three years, the office which he is
now holding, he resigned the position as school examiner, and also the office
as justice of the peace. He was married
Sep 16 1865, to Melissa WARD, who was born Feb 18 1844, in Belmont
county, OH, and a daughter of James & Phebe WARD. They lived in Cameron from the time of their
marriage till Nov 1879, when they moved to the county seat, Woodsfield, Centre
township, where they now reside. Their
children living are two in number: Clarence M., born Feb 4 1868; Bertha Pearl,
Apr 19 1875. Bennie Arthur, their first
child, died Jan 20 1867, age eight months.
All of the children were born at Cameron. Stephen A. ATKINSON is the son of Stephen ATKINSON
& Elizabeth ROSS ATKINSON.
Stephen, the father, was born Jun 17 1793, at Waynesburg, Greene county,
PA, and died of cancer at Cameron, Monroe county, OH, Mar 24 1874, and was
buried in the Cameron cemetery. He was
twice married; his first wife was Margaret JONES, daughter of John JONES,
died Aug 23 1824, in the 28th year of her age. His last wife was Elizabeth ROSS,
daughter of Robinson & Mary DAVIS ROSS, born on Sunfish
creek, about four miles from Clarington, Mar 23 1809, and died May 25
1864. His first wife died at
Woodsfield, having been taken sick while on her way there to attend a religious
meeting. His last wife died of
consumption, at Cameron, and both are buried in the Cameron cemetery. At the time of his death he owned 243 acres
of land on the south side of the creek at Cameron, having purchased the most of
it from the government, and there he continuously lived from the time he was
first married until his decease. His
first dwelling was a two-story, built of hewed logs, with a one-story kitchen
attached, but was torn down and replaced with a frame. He, with his father and family, emigrated to
this county near the close of the 18th century. The first school which he attended was about
two miles above Clarington, on the Ohio river, taught by Mitchel ATKINSON,
who was then about 19 years old, and was a brother to his father. This school, probably without doubt, and
from reliable information received from the earliest settlers, was the first
one taught in the county. In the early
part of his life, he held to the doctrine of Universalism, but afterward became
a consistent member of the Disciple or Christian Church, and was, for about 50
years and until his death, a preacher in that church. He was the father of fifteen children, seven sons and eight daughters. The children in the order of their ages are:
Charles J., Isaac, Lily, Rebecca A., Benjamin, Samuel S., Margaret, Louisa,
Martha, Stephen A., John J., Abel M., Mary E., Maria J. and Julia A.; those
dead are Charles J., born Mar 21 1817, and died Jun 9 1847, was married to
Isabelle FERRILL; Benjamin was born Feb 13 1830, and died Dec 28 1851;
Margaret was born Dec 20 1833, and died May 16 1856; Abel M., was born Apr 19
1844, and died Feb 29 1872; Mary E., was born Aug 7 1846, and died Aug 12 1847;
Maria J., was born May 29 1848, died Jan 3 1852; Julia A. was married to
Michael SCHAFER, and died Dec 1879, in the 30th year of her
age all buried in Cameron cemetery, in a row, together with their father and
his two wives; those living are: Isaac, married to Hannah LIPPINCOTT,
and resides at Marietta, OH; Lily, married to Richard ANGUS, living in
Wood county, OH; Samuel S., married to Emma D. HARTLINE, living near
Cameron of this county; Louisa, married to Dr W. G. WEBB, John J.,
married to Ella J. CLARK, daughter of Dr. John CLARK, and Rebecca
A., the only one single, all live at Cameron; Martha, married to Stephen BEARD,
resides in Jefferson, Green county, IA, and Stephen A., at Woodsfield; Samuel
S., John J. and Abel M., enlisted in Co. E, 116th OVI, Aug 1862, and
served until the close of the late rebellion.
Charles ATKINSON, father of Stephen, was born, probably in
Ireland, in 1760, and died Apr 23 1834, aged 74, at the residence now owned by
Michael BOUGHNER, about two miles below Cameron, on Sunfish Creek, and
buried at Cameron. His parents,
Cornelius ATKINSON and Mary CROSS ATKINSON, emigrated from
Ireland to America a few years before the revolutionary war, and settled in
Northumberland county, PA. James and Charles
were the two oldest children of Cornelius, and they and their father enlisted
in the American army, and served the entire time of the revolutionary war;
Cornelius was a lieutenant; Charles was about 16 years old at the time of his
enlistment. Charles was the father of
14 children, six sons and eight daughters; the oldest son, known in history as
General ATKINSON, was born in Northumberland county, PA; his mother died
when he was an infant; afterwards Charles married Elizabeth STEPHENS,
and their two oldest children, Keziah, who was married to Mitchel McCOY,
and Mary, who married Gilbert McCOY, both having lived and died in this
county, and buried at Cameron, were born in Northumberland county, PA; they
then moved from there to Dauphin county, PA, at the mouth of the Juniatta
river, at which place their son James was born, who came with his father to
this county, lived here for many years, married here, moved to the State of
Indiana, and there died at an advanced age.
Charles owned a part of an island in Dauphin county, known as Duncan s
Island, and from there he was sent to guard the western part of the State of
Pennsylvania against Indian hostilities, and was held for that purpose for the
term of three years, and during that time, and while stationed at Waynesburg,
Greene county, PA, Stephen & Margaret, twins, were born in the fort at that
place, Jun 17 1793; Margaret was married after they moved to this county to
Elias CONGER, and died Jun 20 1872, and was buried at Cameron, by the
side of her husband, whom she survived.
From Waynesburg he was sent, taking his family with him, to the fort at
Wheeling, and, after staying there for a short time, moved to Ohio, settling
near the mouth of Captina creek, and, living there a while, again moved on the
river, about two miles above Clarington, and there remained a few years, having
built a house and cleared some land, but was entered out, as it was called,
and from there moved on Sunfish creek, about two miles from the mouth, on the COCHRAN
farm; but, after living there a short time, building a house and clearing some
land, was again entered out, and then made his last move, to the farm on
which he died, having purchased of the government a quarter section of land,
which he owned at the time of his death. His wife, Elizabeth, died Dec 14 1841, age 72 years, 3 months and
2 days, at the residence of Sarsfield CLARK, her son-in-law, and was
buried at the side of her husband. The
remainder of Charles children were all born after he moved to this State. Julia A. was married to Samuel STEPHENS,
now deceased; she is now living where she has always lived since her marriage,
in Seneca township of this county, and is 86 years old; James, called Blue
head, to distinguish him from another James, was married to Rhoda CONGER,
lived for many years on Sunfish creek, on the farm now known as the MAURY
farm, but moved from there to the State of Indiana, where he died at an old
age; Cornelius was married to Nancy HENTHORN, lived for many years about
one mile below Cameron, on the creek, moved to Indiana, lived there a few
years, then moved to Illinois, and after a short stay there moved to Clark
creek, Morris county, Kansas, where he died Dec 14 1879, aged 74 years; Jane
married Sarsfield CLARK, and they lived on the Ohio river, two miles
below Clarington, where they owned a large and beautiful river farm, which they
sold and moved to Illinois, at Ridge farm, about 18 miles from Paris, Edgar
county, in the spring of 1859; Mrs. CLARK died Oct 4 1881 her husband,
Sarsfield, is still living; Rebecca married John B. WATSON, and having
lived in this county for many years, and raised a large family of children,
moved to West Virginia in the year 1856, where they are now living; Elizabeth
was married to John CONGER, lived in Adams township of this county, on
what is now known as the PFALZGRAF farm, and, after selling their farm
there, moved to Iowa, where they still live; Ruth, the youngest daughter, was
married to Ebenezer HENTHORN, and soon after marriage moved to IL, where
he died in 1878; Elijah was married in this county and moved to Missouri, where
he died in a few years after moving there; Abel, the youngest son, was married
to Mary ARCHER, and after living together a few years he went to
Missouri, leaving his wife in this county, and some time afterward took sick
and died there, at the residence of his brother Elijah. James, the son of Cornelius, was engaged
with his brother Charles in protecting the frontier at that time against Indian
hostilities, and both emigrated to this State at the same time. James was a single man at the time he came
to this State, but soon afterward married Mary BROWN (usually called
Aunt Polly ATKINSON by the young people in earlier times) and shortly
after their union, moved to Licking county in this State among the Indians, but
remained there but a short time when they moved back to this county and settled
on Sunfish creek near the mouth of Atkinson s run, bought a quarter section of
land from the government, erected a house thereon, and laid out the town of
Jamestown (now called Cameron), and having lived there for many years, and
raised a large family of children, he died at a good old age, and his remains
were interred in the Cameron cemetery; his relict (Aunt Polly) lived in this
county several years after his death, and moved with one of her sons to Wood
county, WV, and there died at a very old age.
Michell, Isaac & William ATKINSON, the other sons of
Cornelius ATKINSON and Mary CROSS ATKINSON, and brothers
of James & Charles, were born in PA, and were among the earliest settlers
of this county. William served as
commissioner of the county, and died at Clarington; Mitchell taught the first
school in the county, and was elected county surveyor; Isaac was the first
representative elected in the county, and the second senator. Cornelius was the father of three daughter,
one of whom emigrated to this State and died in this county; the other
daughters remained in PA, in Dauphin county, one of them marrying a man by the
name of MARTIN. Cornelius &
his wife died in Dauphin county. But
little is known concerning the father of Cornelius, only that his name was
Robert, and that he was a native of Ireland.
Address, Centre township, Monroe county, OH.
RICHARD K. WALTON
was born on the farm now known as the MAURY Farm, on Sunfish creek, in
Salem township, Monroe county, OH (owned then by his father, Jeremiah WALTON)
and the 2nd day of September 1836; and at the age of seven years,
his father left his residence on the farm and moved his family to the town of
Clarington, on the Ohio river, where he engaged in the practice of medicine for
six years, during which time Richard was sent to school regularly to such
teachers as were then to be employed under the earlier school regime. At the age of 13, Richard was removed by his
father back to the farm on which he was born; and from that time he labored on
the farm, under the direction of his father, who for many years afterwards
continued in his practice, as a successful physician. Richard, however, was sent to school only during the winter
terms, which were short, lasting each winter about four months. In this way he, by close application, became
well versed in the common branches of English learning, and at the age of 19
procured a certificate to teach in the common schools. His first advent into the school room, armed
with his first certificate, was in the fall of 1855; wages, thirty dollars per
month; length of term six months. With
the proceeds of his first winter s labor in the school room, he, by the consent
of his father, attended a school at Woodsfield, OH, taught by William WHEELER,
the next summer and fall. The former
years labor in the same schoolroom was repeated the following year, and he
again attended two terms of school at Woodsfield, taught by Professor John MOORE,
who was an instructor of great ability and learning; after which, on the 15th
day of June 1858, he was married to Julia A. CONGER, the youngest
daughter of Elias & Margaret ATKINSON CONGER, of Monroe
county, OH; taught school for one year following his marriage, at Cameron, in
Adams township, and afterwards in various districts of Adams and other
townships of the county, when in 1861 he was appointed school examiner by
Probate Judge SINCLAIR. In the
fall of 1862 he was chosen by the board of education of the Clarington special
school district principal of the Clarington school; resigned the office of
school examiner in the spring of 1863, and thereafter removed, at the close of
one term of school at Clarington, to his father s farm in Adams township, where
he spent the most of his time for two years following, reading law under the
instruction of the Hon. William F. HUNTER, of Monroe county, OH; after
which he was again called by the board of education to labor as principal in
the Clarington school, at which place he was employed as principal of the
school, with the exception of one term, for 10 years. From the time of his marriage, and during all this period, six
children were born in his family, four of which, two sons and two daughters,
to-wit: William V., Ione, Emma V., and James C. are now living. After having been engaged in the profession
of teaching, and meeting with success in this calling for more than 20 years,
and being solicitious for a change from the school-room, he became a candidate
for the office of probate judge, to which he was elected in the fall of 1878,
and afterward, in the fall of 1881, was reelected to a second term of said
office, of which he is now the incumbent.
Transcribed by Dr. Shirley A.
Harmon, e-mail: Shirley Harmon
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Renderer Class
(QQuickFramebufferObject::Renderer)| Header: | #include <Renderer> |
| qmake: | QT += quick |
| Since: | Qt 5.2 |
Protected Functions
| Renderer() | |
| virtual | ~Renderer() |
| virtual QOpenGLFramebufferObject * | createFramebufferObject(const QSize &size) |
| QOpenGLFramebufferObject * | framebufferObject() const |
| void | invalidateFramebufferObject() |
| virtual void | render() = 0 |
| virtual void | synchronize(QQuickFramebufferObject *item) |
| void | update() |
Detailed Description
The QQuickFramebufferObject::Renderer class is used to implement the rendering logic of a QQuickFramebufferObject.
Member Function Documentation
[protected]
Renderer::Renderer()
Constructs a new renderer.
This function is called during the scene graph sync phase when the GUI thread is blocked.
[virtual protected]
Renderer::~Renderer()
The Renderer is automatically deleted when the scene graph resources for the QQuickFramebufferObject item is cleaned up.
This function is called on the rendering thread.
[virtual protected]
QOpenGLFramebufferObject *Renderer::createFramebufferObject(const QSize &size)
This function is called when a new FBO is needed. This happens on the initial frame. If QQuickFramebufferObject::textureFollowsItemSize is set to true, it is called again every time the dimensions of the item changes.
The returned FBO can have any attachment. If the QOpenGLFramebufferObjectFormat indicates that the FBO should be multisampled, the internal implementation of the Renderer will allocate a second FBO and blit the multisampled FBO into the FBO used to display the texture.
Note: Some hardware has issues with small FBO sizes. size takes that into account, so be cautious when overriding the size with a fixed size. A minimal size of 64x64 should always work.
Note: size takes the device pixel ratio into account, meaning that it is already multiplied by the correct scale factor. When moving the window containing the QQuickFramebufferObject item to a screen with different settings, the FBO is automatically recreated and this function is invoked with the correct size.
[protected]
QOpenGLFramebufferObject *Renderer::framebufferObject() const
Returns the framebuffer object currently being rendered to.
[protected]
void Renderer::invalidateFramebufferObject()
Call this function during synchronize() to invalidate the current FBO. This will result in a new FBO being created with createFramebufferObject().
[pure virtual protected]
void Renderer::render()
This function is called when the FBO should be rendered into. The framebuffer is bound at this point and the glViewport
has been set up to match the FBO size.
The FBO will be automatically unbound after the function returns.
Note: Do not assume that the OpenGL state is all set to the defaults when this function is invoked, or that it is maintained between calls. Both the Qt Quick renderer and the custom rendering code uses the same OpenGL context. This means that the state might have been modified by Quick before invoking this function.
Note: It is recommended to call QQuickWindow::resetOpenGLState() before returning. This resets OpenGL state used by the Qt Quick renderer and thus avoids interference from the state changes made by the rendering code in this function.
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void Renderer::synchronize(QQuickFramebufferObject *item)
This function is called as a result of QQuickFramebufferObject::update().
Use this function to update the renderer with changes that have occurred in the item. item is the item that instantiated this renderer. The function is called once before the FBO is created.
For instance, if the item has a color property which is controlled by QML, one should call QQuickFramebufferObject::update() and use synchronize() to copy the new color into the renderer so that it can be used to render the next frame.
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void Renderer::update()
Call this function when the FBO should be rendered again.
This function can be called from render() to force the FBO to be rendered again before the next frame.
Note: This function should be used from inside the renderer. To update the item on the GUI thread, use QQuickFramebufferObject::update().


'Tough' - Young Wolves defender makes admission over playing time
Latest Wolverhampton Wanderers news | The 22-year-old is yet to start in the Premier League under Nuno but has played back-to-back 90 minutes in the Europa League
by Mark WakefieldWolverhampton Wanderers defender Max Kilman has opened up on the time it has taken for him to reach the level required to play for the club’s first team.
Kilman signed for Wolves from non-league side Maidenhead United in the summer of 2018, and has since been battling for a place in manager Nuno Espirito Santo’s starting line-up.
The 22-year-old made his debut for Wolves in May this year as a substitute in Wolves’ 1-0 Premier League win over Fulham last season.
Since then, the centre-back is yet to feature in the Premier League for Wolves, but has played a part in the cup competitions.
Kilman has played the full 90 minutes in Wolves’ back-to-back victories over Slovan Bratislava in the Europa League, and now the defender is eyeing a Premier League start.
The defender has admitted that he needed time to get to the level required by Nuno to feature in the first-team.
“It has been very tough because I have had to adapt,” Kilman told the Express & Star.
He added: “There has been a lot of room for improvement. It has been a long process but I think I needed quite a while to adapt to training full-time and all of that.
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public class Passenger
extends java.lang.Thread
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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static java.lang.String |
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| Constructor and Description |
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Passenger(int id,
int flights,
int passengers,
int[] startingBags,
java.lang.String[] type,
Lounge arrivalLounge,
BaggageCollectionPoint baggageCollectionPoint,
BaggageReclaim baggageReclaim,
ArrivalTerminalExit arrivalTerminalExit,
ArrivalTerminalTransfer arrivalTerminalTransfer,
DepartureTerminalTransfer departureTerminalTransfer,
DepartureTerminalEntrance departureTerminalEntrance,
GeneralRepository generalRepository)
Passenger constructor method
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int |
getCurrentBags()
Return's pasenger current bags
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PassengerState |
getCurrentState()
Return's passenger current state
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int |
getPassengerId()
Return's passenger id
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java.lang.String[] |
getPassengerSituation()
Get passenger situation for all flights
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int[] |
getStartingBags()
Get passenger starting bags for all flights
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void |
run()
Passenger life-cycle Passenger arrives and informs of it's arival to the
lounge [Lounge.java] {AT_DISEMBARKING_ZONE} The Lounge puts the passenger on
hold until it can go to the baggage collection point (porter might be busy
with another plane) The Lounge checks if this passenger is the last of it's
flight, if it is awakes the porter, if it's not allows the porter to sleep
more When the porter awakes goes to the baggage collection point
[BaggageCollectionPoint.java] {AT_LUGGAGE_COLLECTION} In collection point
tries to collect all bags If successfull will go back to lounge or goHome
(50/50 chance) {AT_DISEMBARKING_ZONE, EXIT_ARRIVAL_TERMINAL} If porter
signals end of bags before it has collected all bags it will go to baggage
reclaim office {AT_LUGGAGE_RECLAIM} Baggage Reclaim office will answer all at
the same time(?) [BaggageReclaim.java] After claiming all luggage it will try
to enter the bus waiting line [ArrivalTerminalTransfer]
{ARRIVING_TRANSFER_TERMINAL} Waits for the bus to arrive Try to get in the
bus or wait if bus is full {TERMINAL_TRANSFER} Arrives at departure terminal
transfer quay [DepartureTerminalTransfer.java] {DEPARTING_TRANSFER_TERMINAL}
Enters the departure terminal to prepare next leg of journey
[DepartureTerminalEntrance.java] {DEPARTING}
Notes: [] -> shared memory region which will control {} -> state it will
enter () -> doubts/extra info a-zA-Z0-9 -> specification
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Sets passenger current bags
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Passenger state alteration function
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activeCount, checkAccess, clone, countStackFrames, currentThread, destroy, dumpStack, enumerate, getAllStackTraces, getContextClassLoader, getDefaultUncaughtExceptionHandler, getId, getName, getPriority, getStackTrace, getState, getThreadGroup, getUncaughtExceptionHandler, holdsLock, interrupt, interrupted, isAlive, isDaemon, isInterrupted, join, join, join, resume, setContextClassLoader, setDaemon, setDefaultUncaughtExceptionHandler, setName, setPriority, setUncaughtExceptionHandler, sleep, sleep, start, stop, stop, suspend, toString, yield
public static final java.lang.String ANSI_GREEN
public Passenger(int id, int flights, int passengers, int[] startingBags, java.lang.String[] type, Lounge arrivalLounge, BaggageCollectionPoint baggageCollectionPoint, BaggageReclaim baggageReclaim, ArrivalTerminalExit arrivalTerminalExit, ArrivalTerminalTransfer arrivalTerminalTransfer, DepartureTerminalTransfer departureTerminalTransfer, DepartureTerminalEntrance departureTerminalEntrance, GeneralRepository generalRepository)
id
- flights
- startingBags
- type
- lookAtCellPhone
- arrivalLounge
- baggageCollectionPoint
- baggageReclaim
- arrivalTerminalExit
- arrivalTerminalTransfer
- departureTerminalTransfer
- departureTerminalEntrance
- generalRepository
- public void setCurrentState(PassengerState state)
state
- public PassengerState getCurrentState()
public int getPassengerId()
public int[] getStartingBags()
public java.lang.String[] getPassengerSituation()
public int getCurrentBags()
public void setCurrentBags(int currentBags)
public void run()
run
in interface java.lang.Runnable
run
in class java.lang.Thread


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/Status/Directory Directory of all checks in JSON format
/Status/Check/AlwaysOkCheck JSON result for one check


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The random data generator supports the following security types and resolutions:
| Security Type | Supported Resolutions |
|---|---|
| Equity | Tick, Second, Minute, Hour, and Daily |
| Forex | Tick, Second, Minute, Hour, and Daily |
| CFD | Tick, Second, Minute, Hour, and Daily |
| Future | Tick, Second, Minute, Hour, and Daily |
| Crypto | Tick, Second, Minute, Hour, and Daily |
| Option | Minute |


API - Interrupt-Based Devices¶
In this section the Python API reference for interrupt-based devices is described. This library is supported on both major versions of Python: 2.x and 3.x.
The API for the following sensors is described in this section:
- Grove Dust Sensor
- Grove Encoder
- Grove Water Flow Sensor of whose functionality can be used in other applications too
IMPORTANT
This library and the other ones too are not thread-safe. You cannot call the GrovePi from multiple threads or processes as that will put the GrovePi into a broken state.
In case you need to reset the GrovePi from your Raspberry Pi, check this section.
grovepi.dust_sensor_en(pin = 2)
¶
Enables the Grove Dust Sensor.
Cannot call this function if grovepi.encoder_en or grovepi.flowEnable have been previously called. You first must disable them by using their appropriate function calls.
Parameters
pin {Integer}
the port (D2 or D3) to which the dust sensor is assigned to
Returns: None
grovepi.dust_sensor_dis()
¶
Disables the Grove Dust Sensor.
Required if you want to enable other sensors. It's generally a good practice to disable it after you're done with it.
Parameters: None
Returns: None
grovepi.dust_sensor_read()
¶
Reads the low pulse occupancy of the Grove Dust Sensor in the given time period specified by grovepi.get_dust_sensor_interval.
Parameters: None
Returns: {(Integer, Integer)}
list - the 1st element is 1
if the read value is a new one or 0
if it's old and the 2nd element holds the actual LPO (low pulse occupancy) time.
grovepi.dust_sensor_read_more()
¶
Returns more information than grovepi.dust_sensor_read from the Grove Dust Sensor in the given time period specified by grovepi.get_dust_sensor_interval.
Parameters: None
Returns: {(Integer, Integer, Integer)}
list
- 1st element is the LPO time
- the 2nd one is the percentage (LPO time divided by total period)
- the 3rd is the concentration as measured in pcs/283ml=0.01cf where the particle size is over 1um
grovepi.get_dust_sensor_interval()
¶
Retrieves the Grove Dust Sensor's period of time. By default, it's set to 30,000 ms (30 seconds) and on every power-up of the GrovePi, the interval needs to be reset if you want a different period other than the default one.
Parameters: None
Returns: The time the dust sensor collects data before it gets analyzed and sent back to the Raspberry Pi
grovepi.set_dust_sensor_interval(interval_ms)
¶
Set the Grove Dust Sensor's period of time. By default, it's set to 30,000 ms (30 seconds).
Parameters
interval_ms {Integer}
the period in milliseconds of the dust sensor
Returns: None
grovepi.encoder_en()
¶
Enable the Grove Encoder on port D2.
Bear in mind, this function must not be called if there's a device (dust sensor or flow meter) already assigned to port D2 - you must first disable them and then run this function.
Parameters: None
Returns: None
grovepi.encoder_dis()
¶
Disable the Grove Encoder which sits on port D2.
The call to this function is required if you already have the encoder enabled and you want to either use a dust sensor or a flow meter on port D2.
Parameters: None
Returns: None
grovepi.encoderRead()
¶
Read the data off of the Grove Encoder on port D2.
Parameters: None
Returns: {(Integer, Integer)}
the 1st element is set to 1
if there's a value, 0
otherwise and the 2nd element represents the position of the encoder on a scale of 24 values (1
to 24
). -1
s are returned if there had been an error on reading.
grovepi.flowEnable(pin = 2)
¶
Enables the Grove Water Flow Sensor.
Cannot call this function if grovepi.encoder_en or grovepi.dust_sensor_en have been previously called. You first must disable them by using their appropriate function calls.
This functionality can also be used for counting the number of rising pulses in the given time period of 2,000 ms (2 seconds).
Parameters
pin {Integer}
the port (D2 or D3) to which the dust sensor is assigned to
Returns: None
grovepi.flowDisable()
¶
Disables the Grove Water Flow Sensor.
The call to this function is required if you already have the flow sensor enabled and you want to either use a dust sensor or an encoder on port D2.
Parameters: None
Returns: None
grovepi.flowRead()
¶
Enables the Grove Water Flow Sensor.
This functionality can also be used for counting the number of rising pulses in the given time period of 2,000 ms (2 seconds).
Parameters: None
Returns: the 1st element of the list is either 1
(for having received a new value) or 0
(or otherwise) and the 2nd element of it represents the number of pulse rises per 2,000ms cycle (2 seconds). -1
s are returned if there's an error processing the request.


Class QuickCLI
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Method: Average Lightness Luminosity Decompose
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Welcome to my class! My name is Mrs. Roberts. This is my 5th year teaching here at Mounain View High School and I love teaching math.
This year we will be covering Quadratics, Geometric Proofs, and Trigonometry. Each week I will update the Question of the Week section to include a new question that will need to be completed and turned in on Friday of that week. You can also find future assignments, quizzes, and tests in the calendar section.
I am looking forward to having a great year with you. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask.
Each week I'll have a new question posted here. It will be due at the end of class on Friday each week.
May 16 - May 20
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Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Dumplings don't need to be a drama - the dough is as easy as can be and the filling can be tweaked to your liking.
For the dumpling dough, place the flour in a large bowl and add the lukewarm water a little at a time, mixing between additions until you have a soft dough. Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured surface and knead until it becomes smooth. This takes 7-10 minutes by hand. The dough should be soft but not wet to the touch - a bit like freshly made pasta. Cover and leave to rest for thirty minutes.
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 Sprinkle with flour, so that it doesn't stick, then roll into a small disc about the thickness of a 50 pence piece. Make the middle of the dough disc slightly thicker to hold the weight of the filling.
Hold the disc in the palm of your hand and put a spoonful of the prawn filling in the centre of the disc. With your finger and thumb, nip the sides together, making a crescent shaped dumpling. There are many different ways to seal the dumpling, this is the easiest. Repeat with the rest of the dough and prawn mixture. Finished dumplings should be placed on a well-floured tray and kept covered with clingfilm.
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